• Amina Gabrielle lives in north-west Nigeria. He holds a Master's degree in information systems and artificial intelligence from Imperial College, University of London. She works from home as a consultant to several international firms, earning an average yearly income of $250,000, which is considered extremely high for someone in Nigeria. As a married woman, the customs and traditions of her village in northeast Nigeria require that she can only travel outside the home with the permission of her husband and must be accompanied by a male member of the family. In addition, she is not allowed to make any personal purchases without the husband's express permission, regardless of the source of the money to be used for the purchases. Considering Sen'scapabilitiesapproach to economic and human development, show that there is a relationship between Ms. Gabrielle's extremely high income and Professor Sen's argument that emphasizing per capita income levels as a way to determine economic development is like giving a book to a blind person or giving an illiterate person a book of poems.

• Eoma is a Mizo from the State of Mizoram in Northeast India. He has been granted a full scholarship to study law at the London School of Economics and Political Science. However, he must pay for his own transportation from Aizawl, Mizoram's capital, to London. In addition, he must have a minimum of 150 to take care of himself during the orientation period which lasts for three weeks before school starts. After that, the scholarship granted to him will take care of all his expenses. He also needs 500 for the flight from Aizawl to London. Since Eoma's parents were unable to come up with the 650 that he needs for his transportation and temporary maintenance before school starts, he and his parents plan to appeal to their extended family for help. Before Eoma and his parents embark on the process of consulting the village for help, they have come to you to advise them regarding theconsequences of this line of action. Advise them on the pros and cons of seeking help from the extended family for Eoma's trip to the UK for education and training. Be thorough.